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Indigenous comedian and host of The Candy Show, Candy Palmater dead at 53

TORONTO - Candy Palmater, an Indigenous comedian, actor, broadcast personality and host of "The Candy Show," has died. Palmater was 53 when she died

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Indigenous comedian and host of The Candy Show, Candy Palmater dead at 53 | iNFOnews

TORONTO - Candy Palmater, an Indigenous comedian, actor, broadcast personality and host of "The Candy Show," has died.

New brunswickMelissa couto zuberCandy palmaterDenise tompkinsUniversity of torontoRadio oneBonham centre awardDalhousie university in halifaxNova scotia department of educationCandy showCouto zuberEel river bar first nationPark boysCleveland clinicCentre awardFirst nations

Indigenous comedian and host of The Candy Show, Candy Palmater dead at 53

TORONTO Candy Palmater, an Indigenous comedian, actor, broadcast personality and host of "The Candy Show," has died.

New brunswickMelissa couto zuberCandy palmaterDenise tompkinsUniversity of torontoRadio oneBonham centre awardDalhousie university in halifaxNova scotia department of educationCandy showEel river bar first nationPark boysCleveland clinicCentre awardFirst nationsDalhousie university

Indigenous comedian and host of The Candy Show, Candy Palmater dead at 53

TORONTO Candy Palmater, an Indigenous comedian, actor, broadcast personality and host of "The Candy Show," has died.

New brunswickMelissa couto zuberCandy palmaterDenise tompkinsUniversity of torontoRadio oneBonham centre awardDalhousie university in halifaxNova scotia department of educationCandy showEel river bar first nationPark boysCleveland clinicCentre awardFirst nationsDalhousie university

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